Strut In The Garage Door

Garage door struts stiffen door sections to prevent them from bending or breaking.

Strut in the garage door.

Most residential doors use 2 struts but residential and industrial doors over 16 feet wide often use three inch struts. This strut when across the top section helps to support the door during opening and closing using a electric garage door opener. And is cut slightly shorter than garage door width. They also allow the door to open and close smoothly.

To read pdf files you need the adobe acrobat reader 6 0 or higher. Struts will strengthen the door and help prevent damage. A garage door strut is a metal piece designed to provide horizontal strength and rigidity to a garage door panel. They make the sections of the garage door stiff enough to prevent bending or breaking.

This ideal door garage door support strut is for additional door support or when adding a garage door opener. If the sections are not rigid the garage door will bind as it opens and closes. It is used for reinforcing the garage door and to prevent the panels on the door from bending or sagging as the opener pulls on the top panel to open the garage door. A garage door strut is an extruded piece of metal to form a c channel.

Support struts allow your garage door to open and close smoothly while remaining strong and reliable.